| So the inauguration is Tuesday but in some places the changing of the guard has already taken place. |
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| And as John Dormaar and Walter Willms have discovered, this changing of the guard can have an impact on the landscape. |
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| With the appointment of a whole new Commission in November, the changing of the guard in the Brussels institutions will be complete. |
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| So singer from mother to daughter, the changing of the guard is underway and she has talent. |
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| But 2013 marks the changing of the guard, as actress Kerry Washington graces the August issue. |
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| Each day, except Sunday, they will perform the changing of the guard, known as guard mounting. |
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| The fear of a social explosion goes a long way to explain the crass media manipulation of the current changing of the guard at New York's City Hall. |
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| The changing of the guard ceremony performed every day in the summer is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Ottawa, but the Governor General's Foot Guards is more than a ceremonial presence on Parliament Hill. |
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| He also had the privilege of being part of the first foreign military to participate in the changing of the guard ceremony at the royal palace and His Majesty King Harald V's inspection in Oslo, Norway. |
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| One of the changes will occur as you read this issue of the journal: the changing of the guard that marks the end of the CNA president's two-year term. |
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| This new edition of a classic first educates readers about the globalization of production and the changing of the guard of maintenance leadership, and then gives them real usable ideas to aid in these areas. |
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| The talk around the Tour is saying that Nadal has improved his game on every surface and at every level and if he defeats Federer on grass it will truly signal a changing of the guard at the top of the ranks. |
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| Anticipating this changing of the guard in the EU institutions, the YFJ formulated its main expectations for the next mandate of the European Parliament and the Commission. |
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| What happened in the changing of the guard? |
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| Neutral support: The changing of the guard should be accompanied by a person who has nothing to do with the family an external consultant or an independent member of the board. |
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| Political reality in Washington and the American budgetary and legislative processes also mean that investors should not be too anxious about a changing of the guard in the White House. |
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| There has recently been a changing of the guard at Queen's Park. |
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| There is, however, a changing of the guard at midnight. |
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| Tourists gather every day to watch the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace. |
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